New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
AN OFF DAY AT sHEEPsHEAD
4 SERIES OF uPsETs AND PLUMBERS.

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Yesterday and the racing - bad ss the weather In
every way II proved to be the most unpleasant and u
atsfsctory afternoon Of the year At this COURSE AL
though the attendance larger than the clouds ana
showers turfmen to expect An annoying scarcity OF
urorrammes caused small Dissatisfaction The book
makers left tho betting public litte none, to carry
home The profits Of the ring were enormous, as were
the losses of the SPECTATORS Alter the
Of Favor In the first . melancholy succession OF
plumbers by Jockeys Of trainers and mshaps OF
every sort dshearened and Disguised the spectators
while they swelled the gains Of the professional,
Ramblers track deep In mud upset pubic Iorm anu
set at naught careful calculations
Favor won easily enough at the end although "o.
Laughlin had to whip and ride him on tine lower
get up Cleaner Exile suked 90 6aHy tina. Hams
ion snurred him piessiy but tho colt would not try
He ran much better in the tue bomssrsch looked as
would win It was indeed lucky that ne dtd not ior
s, in5 %oapds after most disgraccful defeat with
only 49, both In the same afternoon naham Walden's
ss pwya hs second race put little Nswmeycr on
thefr colt Baston showing that they da no. SnSer
me a ss .sdSs lis
s s%d T ossS a
Then Newmcyer alternately dropped tne rem the
WHIP Win s srk I'm in style that made Bascn weary
of life and caused him TO swerye II was pltiuL sreaS
nsnt IF a. n Sos ss good e as that Of
six lengths In canter Inc saTt Wa s1 bt asv az
promptly When they got the word that they opened
IL sSG paunss an
the colt beat the hlly easily.
Why Banburg with l19 pounds, was started In the
Morrssey and Murphy had always said that he could not
IL mud They were sn e %as up and ' did
he could with him. but Banburg wofuy beaten half
mile from the .r Tas mss tae and cut
in the Twin CITY, and he was putting IKE pcEpo, nS
,as1 the, SS B. for mule
quarter Then Laggard VINO naa Ues sdes Miss Ford
began to sulx on tho lower turn but Hamilton kept her
At work She came again and shot by Bessie June and
caner Bessie June second, Laggard third .or,
What marvcs OF Judgment discretion anu skl hs
can trainers are How well they know when their horses
are 1T for hard race! ,.,.,...o,
Hayward ought to join Newmeyer IN M ssd bs
field beaten at the nsb when Hayward suddenly erked
BE head up and the BSp saS s
but one Of the kccnest pairs of eyes IN the Judges
Hayward was overconhdcnt The suburban winner was was
in fine FORM fun Of running An II MeLaugaiin d nsn
Even little Davis could hardly have failed to pull on tue
prize with him, he pulled of the SUBURBAN or Egfns
race, and ali that It to do was to 60 out
aud make the running Win sp MIN naked at all and the
defeat Eurus was great boon to the ring haywsn
xm nse Which runs four stands at ali the big meetings
II is well that his reputation Tor ntegy Is sPUe ~,
That peculiar Jerk OF Euruss head which lost HIN tne
race at the finish Just the outsider whose success
vould nut great gains In pockets of the bookmasers
etherwise nasty talk Every oneknows
that Eurus is vile better and swerver But II De nSd
delayed that just few feet further ne would
have cost the betting ring great many Thousand
Mr. Lawrence brilliant handicappinS, but he
falls into serious error when he encourages such
speca6c handbags by putting only 90 pounds on them
The present law aims to promote the breedpg ana
Facing of such onadrupeds as lie Logos should be slim
ulated lie Logos has run twentythree times this year
and twice at coney island He is Of the Of
lures that on the dump" at HUNDRED and,
degrades racing the level Of threccard monte to have
such horses on aepHts tao oon s 10 he pe
verted TO promoting the training and running OF euoh
The Racing Stakes fell fat Neither Joe Cotton the
favorite, nor Cycops could run bit 10 the mud. ana
esreessIy ridden by ttleaed crowded wahoo into tho
rails in the hOmesrctch and was Justly disqualified on
the place to Cyclops. Wahoo was the lowest In the
And so was Belmont in the selling race. His light
weight gave him the FACE, and French pools paid
Fe.ssil Keene rode Frederick Gebhards Rosarium in
the match with Morris Iarwoods Bar Sinister ridden
silver cup given by R. G. Livingston Rosarium was the
favoritc and in the easiest possible manner ana
ss Thos Of
will hope never to sea duplicated.
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE
eB. MOrriss b. h Favor by Pat Maloy FaySrts yrs,
hayden barry: CHI e. CLEANER. aged, lilo csT IisE
DI Honie's b. T. Mamie Hunt i. {Maril.{
vi SCOTS Hr91s' "a .mao.
oOFFGns b. Carer ,oI tss5 100 @'-'Ful'F'
Betting to win-Favor 10 Exile 70 q Cleaner to !.
Mamie Hun. 70 ysIey 2is ATpnas 4 Y q 'G d. to
Ms%iS 70 Carey 5toi: Arand.lst 70 yn,n,,.
,s Ars s. e. i0'i'-f-V0r $40 NAH' go H''' ' -
Win 9 s 3
the %ss SEEMING 70 s sSRs s 81 on mt bsi
by ous ss T s sso
reaching uilong post Garrison was brought whip
: sa and Easy
Mamie Hun the OF ers beaten OIL MIN .oSn I
sass 70 eoss WITH osuer Anfo Change
SECOND RAoE-swEEPsTAKEs. $50 EACH 5000 ADDED.
TwoYEAR-OLDs SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Elk FukLoNos-
D.A Honig's Dr. (. Leo H. by RapiuIe-carre Watson
NV %ailcns blk omaha cLiaghlin
SyysS srSsSsf. Bs:cs. iSsS Casyy:3
s. mSgsS's cs IL Aiiaash 70 w. lncsl
Gfssl:s.,s Pr bo F kas f5oo Llss
Pe cas.s. ch ff sIsasss 100
SapIss. Co. e. FspS S os
L e''"' CHI Ea''sIS1s S1 Scar sc4''''chap'ep
IL: s'is1F % d
Sos S g q 70 Ps:sss ssqs n'r'A 20
Ss1rs Badge Biis: rs omaha ma. 7ts
LEO f.naq.s fs
toll 100
Auction poos-Rallscn SOS naha S25 Badge f22. Leo
H.sl3 King Crab S1l. field $50 Mutuals paid SOL 10.
Figaro Withdrawn After considerable delay at the
pest principally TO the fracouness OF two or tbes
sdsr the flag fell TO fair start Rapne being the
only one Of the oia McLaugh
fin took OMAHA very quickly aud opened gap OF
length. Leo up win fine flourish and passing
Omaha the cut out tho TO the nnlsh winning
eleyery by length half Omaha second three lengths
before Badge. third the others saggng IN Bellston was
little Newmcyor being unable 10 give him any
sssisianc tho homsstrefch when ue required It.
THIRD RAcE-sHEEPsHEAD STAKES. THREEYEAR- oLDs.
$50 EACH, 81 $50 ADDED Ia MILES.
T. ]. Baiwins D. Miss Ford by Enquirer Bribery. ITO
lcar lid. ..(ham,Itonl !
.. D. Wtberss ch Lanyard. (Haywardl
Cotton Boyles ch. Queen Of Elizabeth, l03 twiamsl
J. D. Morrissey's Banburg. lMcIaughnl o
W. L. SCOTS CHI &. Ro d. or log I0s)
Time-2lI
Betsng 10 wln-Laggard2 70 / Banburg TO Miss Ford
to Bessie June Elizabeth TO Ho dOr 10 " l.
Batting for piacs-Lagsard TO D. Banburg even Miss
" 4ok Isaa. Inn Ia A Elizah 20 4 10